One product, many shades
Treating each shade as a separate product makes the catalogue unmanageable; treating them as one makes the stock figure meaningless.
A cosmetics counter sells the same product in twelve shades, and the one the customer wants is always the one that is out. Variations and per-branch stock are the whole job.
Treating each shade as a separate product makes the catalogue unmanageable; treating them as one makes the stock figure meaningless.
A shade that is dead at one outlet is sold out at another. Without a per-branch view and transfers, the answer is to reorder rather than to move it.
Beauty retail runs on regulars. Knowing what someone bought last time is the difference between a sale and a browse.
Shade, size and capacity are variations of one product, each with its own barcode and stock figure, without splitting the catalogue.
Explore EncoderPOS inventorySee what each outlet holds and move stock between them as a recorded transfer rather than an adjustment.
Explore EncoderPOS multi-branchEvery customer carries a buying history and ledger, so the counter can pick up where the last visit left off.
Explore EncoderPOS sales & quotationsYes. Variations sit on one product record, each with its own barcode and stock level, so the catalogue stays readable and the stock figures stay accurate.
Yes. Transfers move stock between outlets as a recorded movement that appears in both branches' history.
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